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CATFISHMON(ネコナマモン/ 猫鱼兽)
> Level: Baby II
> Type: Lesser
> Attribute: N/A
> Field: Deep Savers
> Special Move: Nenchakusei no Awa
> Etymology: From “Catfish"

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2023-03-29

Bullish on exposing the obvious correlation between low IQ, uninspired art, bigoted takes and high follower counts in social media… and how the ubiquitous usage of US English enables this by turning otherwise well defined words into Trojan horses, by highjacking their etymology.

0 10
2023-03-13

This Grineer is about to get an etymology lesson.

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2023-02-26

Sparkid - Goat Pokemon - Fire Type

Etymology: Spark or spar + kid (baby goat)

Dex: Sparkid’s hooves and horns often light up red hot, casting fiery sparks in the air when climbing cliffs or headbutting trees.

4 33
2023-02-23

Did you know san-go means 3/5 and mi-roku means 3/6 in Japanese?

That's two days to celebrate our feudal lovebirds!

Sango also means "Be Skillful" and Miroku means "Divine Grace". What could be better inspirations than the etymology of two star-crossed names?

5 12
2023-02-19

BEJANT: A first year student at a Scottish university, especially St Andrews.

https://t.co/kedD1yA741

2 5
2023-02-05

𝐅𝐅𝐗𝐈𝐕 (𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐖𝐀𝐋𝐊𝐄𝐑) 𝐒𝐏𝐎𝐈𝐋𝐄𝐑
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"A Flower..
..Yes. Upon your return, I will gift you a beautiful flower."
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𝑬𝒍𝒑𝒊𝒔 𝑭𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓
Etymology. From Ancient Greek Ἐλπίς (Elpís, literally “Hope”).
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10 29
2023-02-02

shadowpeach child oc🧡❤️

i don't hav a name for her (i'm not well versed in chinese etymology/names😅) so if anyone wants to do that feel free
OH and her favorite fruits are bananas/persimmons🫡

128 1050
2023-01-23

Scathach-Skadi

Another name for Skadi is Öndurguð, which means “ski god” in old Norse. One etymology theory regarding her name is that the original form of “Scandinavia” means “Skadi’s Island”. It could also mean “harm” and is a cognate with the English “scathe”.

0 0
2023-01-17

Day 2 - Dandelion. I ❤️ language, esp. etymology. I assumed the "lion" bit was describing the flower, but no! Dandelion comes from French for "lion's teeth", because of the jagged leaves. In French, they're "pissenlit" ("wet the bed") b/c they're a diuretic!

0 3
2022-10-03

it's been a while since the last wordlist, today it's 🇭🇺: hungarians came to europe from the ural mts region, their lang's core vocab consists ½ what they have brought with them and ½ of borrowings from neighbours; these words, though, are thought not to have any sure etymology

5 36
2022-09-21

alright this is actually draft 3 for this fan Digimon. this time I added etymology for the names I was considering to help those who wanna help name. I'll also take name suggestions

5 30
2022-09-11

The manubrium of the sternum is named after the Latin word for "handle". The body of the sternum (sometimes called the gladiolus) and the xiphoid process are derived from Latin and Greek words for "sword", respectively.

8 32
2022-08-26

etymology fun fact! cyclizar is named such because its a portmanteau of "sick" and "lizard" because this is the sickest lizard you will ever see

1 17
2022-08-23

Finished Book 39 of 2022 - ‘The Adventures of Holden Heng’ by Robert Yeo

Set in 1970’s Singapore, this is a comic tale of a young bumbling bachelor with an unusual name (and an interesting etymology). Pursuing many women, yet unlucky in love and relationships.

0 1
2022-08-19

Staying in the hip with the origin of the word "obturator"! Obturator is derived from the Latin "obturo" meaning "to stop or block up", like the way the obturator membrane closes the obturator foramen in the pelvis.

10 34
2022-08-09

Happy Thursday! The term "hyoid" is derived from the Greek "huoeidēs", meaning shaped like the letter upsilon (υ). Can you name any other anatomical structures that are named for Greek letters?

5 15
2022-08-05